A monument of divine grandeur

In the vibrant town of Morbi, Gujarat, stands an awe-inspiring testament to faith and artistry - the 108-foot statue of Lord Hanuman. This magnificent monument not only captures the essence of one of Hinduism’s most beloved deities, renowned for his unparalleled strength, unwavering devotion, and protective prowess but also serves as a beacon of cultural identity and spiritual significance.

The Hanuman statue is the second of a series of four monumental statues being constructed in each cardinal direction across India, known as the 'Hanumanji Char Dham' project. Each statue symbolises a unique aspect of the divine and is intended to foster devotion and spiritual awakening among devotees and visitors alike. The Morbi statue, strategically positioned in the west at the serene Ashram of Bapu Keshvanand ji, stands as a guardian to the region, inviting everyone to marvel at both its grandeur and the deep-rooted spirituality it represents. As you approach this towering figure, you can’t help but feel a sense of awe and reverence!